Reborn to Outshine My Ex and His White Moonlight novel Chapter 314

Chapter 314: Chapter 314: Using Her Anger at Sang Ran

Li Huan approached and looked around at everyone.

"Miss Sang is alright now."

After explaining what the doctor had to say, he continued his previous conversation.

"Last night, not only Lin Zhiyi was in Third Young Master’s house, but I was there as well. Third Young Master had back pain, and it was I who asked Lin Zhiyi to stay and help. I left this morning."

"As for why Third Young Master had back pain, I think some people are well aware."

Although Li Huan didn’t explicitly say it, his gaze unconcealedly drifted towards Wen Qing.

Wen Qing pretended not to notice, his lips curled into a smile, but the veins on his forehead were subtly pulsing.

Li Huan didn’t give Wen Qing a chance to catch his breath, and said coldly, "Furthermore, I just asked Third Young Master, and he noticed that all the medicines Miss Sang carried with her are missing."

Sang Li said with a solemn expression: "Impossible, Xiao Ran didn’t just start taking medication, she couldn’t possibly have forgotten to bring her medicine."

"It’s up to you how to handle this, we can always resort to calling the police," Li Huan reminded.

As soon as the voice fell, Wen Qing’s expression drastically changed.

"We can’t call the police."

"Why not?" Li Huan retorted.

"Because..." After hesitating for a few seconds, Wen Qing raised his hand pointing at Lin Zhiyi, "Do we really want everyone to know that Xiao Ran ended up needing emergency treatment because she was upset seeing this woman at Third Young Master’s place? The marriage affairs between the two families are complicated, and making a fuss about it is good for no one."

This argument wasn’t unreasonable.

But the tumult in Wen Qing’s eyes was noticed by Lin Zhiyi.

From the beginning, Wen Qing knew everything that happened at Su He Bay like the back of his hand.

Even the fact that Sang Ran was rescued didn’t surprise him; he merely persistently placed the blame on her.

To say that Wen Qing had nothing to do with this incident, Lin Zhiyi wouldn’t believe it at all.

Old Mr. Gong also spoke up again: "Indeed, we cannot call the police, Xiao Ran’s body can’t withstand the public scrutiny either."

Even Sang Li couldn’t refute that statement.

During the impasse, Li Huan suddenly rushed in front of Lin Zhiyi, took hold of her hand.

"How come you didn’t say anything about bleeding this much?"

Lin Zhiyi regained her senses, looked down at her finger, and realized that the napkin wrapping the wound was already soaked with blood.

But she felt nothing at all.

It wasn’t until Li Huan unwrapped the napkin that she understood why she had no sensation.

The tips of her fingers were somewhat deformed, and the wound was torn open.

"How... did this happen?" Li Huan couldn’t analyze how the wound occurred for a moment.

Lin Zhiyi began to speak, but a warning look from Mr. Gong stopped her.

She could only change her statement to: "It was accidentally cut."

Sang Li quickly pulled out a handkerchief to cover her wound: "Don’t talk too much now, go and get it treated quickly."

Lin Zhiyi blocked his approach: "I can go by myself, Xiao Ran will be coming out soon, you should check on her situation first."

With other members of the Sang Family standing around, she didn’t want to be the subject of gossip.

Sang Li understood her meaning, patted the back of her hand soothingly, and said: "I’ll come to see you later."

"Yeah."

Lin Zhiyi followed Li Huan to get a check-up.

After the examination, because of the slap from the old gentleman, her finger was further injured.

Although there was no fracture, the nerve was damaged.

"Follow up with the treatment, and it should be fine," Li Huan said, his tone relatively light, but his eyes never left the report.

Lin Zhiyi knew then that he was lying.

"Is it serious?"

"A bit, I can’t give you a definite answer now, everything depends on the treatment results."

"Can I... still hold a pen?"

Lin Zhiyi’s emotions, which had been stable, suddenly began to tremble.

Li Huan remained silent.